Catz420

Just looked and mine was already turned off. Could I test this by removing one stick at a time or idk what

This has literally been happening for a year and I don't even know what to do. It crashed no matter if Im gaming or if I am just chillin on a web browser. The freeze is accompanied by a nice buzzing sound. I have tried a lot of things. I can't remember exactly everything I've done but its been quite a few things. I have uninstalled the audio drivers and let windows reinstall them. I have tried using different ports on my PC. (Front, back, and keyboarad) Ran memtest for 4 days, 0 fails Taken it to a PC place twice, they found nothing wrong. CPU and GPU temps are not hot. They sit at around 40 and 20 respectively PC is super clean, basically only have games and some Adobe products on it. Antivirus finds nothing. Reinsalled windows Bought a new motherboard Bought a new cpu Specs: AMD FX 6300 GTX 960 MSI 970A-G43 PLUS EVGA 600 WATT BRONZE 1TB HDD Not sure what else I could do. I thought the new motherboard would solve my problem, but it is still happening. I just don't know what else I could do to stop this from happening. It's been happening for so long, I just want to be able to use my computer without it freezing.

The PC place didn't hook up speakers or any audio. It only happens when some sort of audio device is plugged in. And they did use the same PSU cord as me.

Okay so we have AMD FX 6300 GTX 960 MSI 970A-G43 PLUS EVGA 600 WATT BRONZE 1TB HDD Definitely should have added to my original post. Sorry.

This has literally been happening for a year and I don't even know what to do. It crashed no matter if Im gaming or if I am just chillin on a web browser. The freeze is accompanied by a nice buzzing sound. I have tried a lot of things. I can't remember exactly everything I've done but its been quite a few things. I have uninstalled the audio drivers and let windows reinstall them. I have tried using different ports on my PC. (Front, back, and keyboarad) Ran memtest, nothing Tested hard drive, nothing Taken it to a PC place twice, they found nothing wrong. CPU and GPU temps are not hot. They sit at around 40 and 20 respectively PC is super clean, basically only have games and some Adobe products on it. Antivirus finds nothing. Reinsalled windows Lastly and most importantly, I BOUGHT A NEW MOTHERBOARD AND IT STILL HAPPENS Specs: AMD FX 6300 GTX 960 MSI 970A-G43 PLUS EVGA 600 WATT BRONZE 1TB HDD Not sure what else I could do. I thought the new motherboard would solve my problem, but it is still happening. I just don't know what else I could do to stop this from happening. It's been happening for so long, I just want to be able to use my computer without it freezing.

MSI 970A-G43 motherboard AMD FX-6300 CPU GTX 960 600 Watt EVGA power supply 1 TB hard drive

I don't have integrated. But I'll guess the sound card is bad. So new motherboard or what needs to go down?

GTX 960.

Oh well I have actually done the HDMI TV thing and it did still freeze. So what does that mean

Nope I don't have a sound card. Should I get one or what would fix this

Like what part would be the problem?

Oh yeah I forgot to say that, I have reinstalled windows 3 times.

This has literally been happening for a year and I don't even know what to do. It crashed no matter if Im gaming or if I am just chillin on a web browser. The freeze is accompanied by a nice buzzing sound. I have tried a lot of things. I can't remember exactly everything I've done but its been quite a few things. I have uninstalled the audio drivers and let windows reinstall them. I have tried using different ports on my PC. (Front, back, and keyboarad) Ran memtest, nothing Tested hard drive, nothing Taken it to a PC place twice, they found nothing wrong. CPU and GPU temps are not hot. They sit at around 40 and 20 respectively PC is super clean, basically only have games and some Adobe products on it. Antivirus finds nothing. Not sure what else I could do.

Ill give er' a try my dude

There is no error code, it just freezes on whatever you have open, and you have to hard restart the computer to get it to unfreeze. Yes, I have tried 2 sets of earphones, and a set of speakers. All have the same end result.